Cyproheptadine Hcl * S in tricyclic ring is replaced by -cH=cH- and N replaced by Sp2 C atom (bioisosterism) *cpd has both H1 antagonist and antiserotonin activity and in pruritis peptidoleucotriene  *local productn of PLT is major factor in the pathogenisis of asthma *+ PLT leads to 1-constriction of bronchial asthma muscles 2-+ productn of bronchial mucous
Ketotifen (Zadifen) *used as prophylactic so its max action after taken for several weeks) *ttt of asthma by action on mast cells *substit of Cl at 7 position + activity (exception) *it is potent H1 antagonist Pemitolast *it is peptidoleucotriene antagonist *used in prophylactic & chronic ttt of asthma
Azatidine *lower CNS effect *ttt of allergic rhinitis *most potent analogue of this series (1st) Histamine H2 receptor antaginists 1-Cimitidine (tagamet) *not used now as it has side effects :1-anti- androgenic activity (gynecosmatia ) 2-inhibit cytochrome P450 *should contain NH gp free not subst ,contain guanido gp
2nd generation due to main side effects of 1st generation is sedation Ranitidine (Zantac) *isosteric antaginist of Climitidine by furan instead of imedazole *N is subst ehydrophilic gp but still antagonist (exception) *4-10 times more potent than Cimetidine *not taken e antacid before it 1h or after
Terfenadine (Clistadine)  *its side effectss >cause cardiac arrthmia due to acummulatn in body when taken e Macrolides and Ketoconazole as they () metabolism of it *it has no CNS side effects Nizatidine *exception :contain hydrophilic gp on N but still antagonist *it is isoteric isomer by thiazole * 5-8 as potent as cimitidine
fexofenadine (Allerfen) *it is ametabolite of Terfenadine *so no problems in metab Farmotidine  
Astimazole *resemble clemizole in structure (benzimedazole) *it has long duration due to its metab (2 pathways ,either by demethylation or hydroxylation ) and both have antihistaminic activity drugs acting by other actionrather than H2 receptor blockage : A-Proton Pump inhibitors (PPIs)              1-Omeprazole (losec) *mech of action of PPIs > block KHATPase (as block SH of enz) >no change in H & K in stomach so (_) acid secretion *it is prodrug w activeted in acid PH *it is formulated in sustaied release enteric coating tablet >to reach parietal cells as it is (pro) *in acid PH it changed to spiro cpd >sulfinic a==sulfinamide >e ATPase >disulfide (inactive enz)]
Loratidine (Claritine) *hydrophobic analogue of Azatidine by addn of aryl chloro gp *derived from basic pipredine gp e neutral carbamate ester >() CNS effect *it has long duration of action 2-Lansoprazole disadv :1-gastric carcinod due to excessive use od PPIs >irreversily inhibition of enz (now use reversible inhibition products) adv:no interferance can be taken before and after meals
inhibition of mediator release mediators cause anaphylaxis (block H1 receptor) B-chemical complexation eg Sucralfate local binding e ulcer >differential binding to ulcer site form protective barrier prevent exposure of ulcer to acid & pepsin also :it absorbs pepsin and bile salts *side effects :constipation
Cromolyn sodium (Intal) *drug is prophylactic not histamine antagonist ,it prevent release of histamine ,SRSA (slow releasing subs of anaphylaxis) from sensitized mast cells after antigen- antibody reaction H3 receptor antagonists Thioperamide H3 antagonists play role in regulatory system not only release and syn of histamine but also release of other neurotransmitters
Nedocromil sodium unlike the relationship of the arylrings in H1 antagonists ,coplanarity of the 2 chromone rings is the most important req for biological activity in the Bis (chromone) series *drug adminst by inhalation as prophylactic and ttt of asthma H3 receptor agonists 1-Imetit 2-immepip 3-N-methyl histamine  
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